Action initiated: 40 billboards removed in Multan 

Purpose of the operation was to protect lives and property of the masses

APP November 07, 2016
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the supreme court had ordered the removal of billboards from footpaths earlier but its direction was not followed photo file
The Supreme Court had ordered the removal of billboards from footpaths earlier but its direction was not followed. PHOTO: FILE
MULTAN: Parks and Horticulture Authority (PHA) removed 40 large size billboards from the city. Officials said the action was taken following PHA’s operation against illegal publicity boards. They said the purpose of the operation was to protect lives and property of the masses. They maintained that registration of outdoor advertisement was compulsory for all companies.

Published in The Express Tribune, November 7th, 2016.
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